Oh, the Spirit of Metal also has the totems of all the spirits and with them is controlling the other three Spirits ”“ Metal, Water, and Fire. With the gangs and control of the Spirits, he plans on bursting out of Chinatown and making all of mankind pay for their sins.
Juan has a busy day ahead of him.
Fabrice Sapolsky and Fred Pham Chuong bring everything to a head in this largely satisfying six part series. Chuong“s art appears a little inconsistent in places, but overall he has laid out clear, but dynamic fight sequences throughout this book and the series as a whole.
It is clear that Sapolsky (One Hit Wonder, Spider-Man Noir) and Chuong worked closely with one another for the series. They clearly deserve to share the title storyteller that they gave themselves. I really hope that they continue to tell stories either about Juan Jin or the other spirits, now that they have brought this series to an end.
The series clearly shows its roots in Bruce Lee movies, anime and other martial arts comics, but like the characters in the story, they have intertwined these elements and come up with something new. This is especially impressive in light of the clear missteps that occurred in Marvel“s Iron Fist series on Netflix. Sapolsky and Chuong avoided the pitfalls to bring an interesting and new story to life.
[yasr_overall_rating size=”large”]
Writer: Fabrice Sapolsky
Art: Fred Pham Chuong
Color: Veronica R. Lopez
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
Author Profile
- Sent from the future by our Robot Ape overlords to preserve the timeline. Reading and writing about comics until the revolution comes. All hail the Orangutan Android Solar King!
Latest entries
